Teaching Experience

Teaching materials (example syllabi & Canvas course creation) available upon request.

Courses Taught

Graduate

  • Institut für Religionswissenschaft, Leibniz University Hannover, Summer 2025

Undergraduate

  • Co-taught - REL 209: History of Religions in America, Department of Religion, Emory University, Fall 2018

    • Independently prepared 3 weeks of the syllabus

    • Taught my portion of the syllabus which covered the history of US immigration, identity construction, and boundary formation

Courses Assisted

Graduate

  • HC 505: History of Christianity in America, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Spring 2019

    • Taught one class on Catholic immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

    • Administered a writing workshop for students

Undergraduate

  • REL 270: Sacred Drugs, Department of Religion, Emory University, Spring 2018

  • REL 322: Religion and Sexuality, Department of Religion, Emory University, Fall 2017

  • RLST 1620: Rel. Dimensions of Human Experience, Dept. of Religious Studies, CU Boulder, Spring 2016 & Fall 2015

  • RLST 2400: Religion and Contemporary Society, Dept. of Religious Studies, CU Boulder, Spring 2015

  • RLST 2700: American Indian Religious Traditions, Dept. of Religious Studies, CU Boulder, Fall 2014

Online Courses Assisted

  • REL 209: History of Religions in America, Department of Religion, Emory University, Summer 2018

  • RLST 2400: Religion and Contemporary Society, CU Boulder, Fall 2016, Summer 2016, Spring 2016, & Summer 2015

Guest Lectures

  • “Manufacturing ‘American Islam’: On Inclusivity and Domesticating ‘the Other’”

    • Guest lecture for the “Religion in the Public Sphere: Topics, Theories, and Methods” MA Seminar taught by Dr. Steffen Führding & Dr. Ingo Bultmann, Institute for the Study of Religion, Leibniz University Hannover, Dec. 2024

  • “‘Translating Difference’ and Thesis Proposal Writing”

    • Presentation/discussion for MA Colloquium Seminar taught by Prof. Dr. Wanda Alberts & Dr. Ingo Bultmann, Institute for the Study of Religion, Leibniz University Hannover, Apr. 2024

  • “Regimes of Belief”

    • Guest lecture for RELI 101: Introduction to Religious Studies taught by Prof. Israel L. Domínguez, Department of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Aug. 2021

  • “Immigration and American Catholicism”

    • Guest lecture for HC 505: History of Christianity in America taught by Dr. Helen Jin Kim, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Feb. 2019

  • “What Makes Yoga Religious?: On Definitions and Classification”

    • Guest lecture for RLST 2400: Religion in Contemporary Society taught by Dr. Lucas Carmichael, Dept. of Religious Studies, CU Boulder, Nov. 2015

Teacher Training